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of the playground are smaller heart-shaped enclosures called the "bunt", where the fish are forced into once the tides recede and are caught. Fish corrals are traditionally made from bamboo posts and slats with fine-meshed nets connecting the poles. They range in size from 30 to 100 m (98 to 328 ft) wide. Variants of fish corrals called
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is a device for catching fish which operates much as a water-powered mill wheel. A wheel complete with baskets and paddles is attached to a floating dock. The wheel rotates due to the current of the stream it is placed into. The baskets on the wheel capture fish traveling upstream. The fish caught in
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A fyke net is made from a bag-shaped net held open by hoops. These can be linked together in long chains, and are used to catch eels in rivers. Fyke nets equipped with wings and leaders are used in sheltered places in lakes where there is plenty of plant life. Hundreds of these nets can be connected
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is an obstruction placed in tidal waters or wholly or partially across a river, which is designed to hinder the passage of fish. Traditionally they were built from wood or stones. Fish such as salmon can be trapped when they attempt to swim upstream, other fish such as eels can be trapped when they
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to bring in fish. Fish corrals have a distinctive arrow-like shape. The seaward side consists of a long barrier (the "leader") that guides fish directly into a narrow slit entrance. The entrance opens up into a semi-circular or heart-shaped enclosure called the "playground". On the protruding edges
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strips woven into hexagonal shapes. They vary in size and shape depending on the topography and current conditions of the locales they are used in. They have a wide opening at one end that narrows into an inverted funnel. They are used with or without baits and have weights or stones placed inside.
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environments with large water level fluctuations. It consists simply of a series of poles built into the substrate surrounding a mangrove area. Nets are strung to the poles by two rope systems. The bottom part is attached and carefully kept in contact with the substrate. The top part of the net is
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stretched around it. The mesh wraps around the frame and then tapers into the inside of the trap. Fishes that swim inside through this opening cannot get out, as the chicken wire opening bends back into its original narrowness. In earlier times, traps were constructed of wood and fibre. Fish traps
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to grow on the materials and attract fish. Afterwards, it is harvested once every 2 to 3 weeks. Harvesting is accomplished by encircling the fish nest with a net. The fisherman then wades inside and tosses the fish nest materials one by one outside the net, leaving the fish and other crustaceans
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Traps are culturally almost universal and seem to have been independently invented many times. There are essentially two types of trap, a permanent or semi-permanent structure placed in a river or tidal area and bottle or pot trap that are usually, but not always baited to attract prey, and are
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630:, China, local people make bottle traps with small, glass jars. Local craftspeople produce a variant made from a two-litre soda bottle. This type has an inverted funnel made by cutting off the top of the bottle a few centimetres down the neck, and making vertical cuts downward. This produces
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like to lie. If placed correctly, traps can be very effective. It is usually not necessary to check the trap daily, since the fish remain alive inside the trap, relatively unhurt. Because of this, the trap also allows for the release of undersized fish as per fishing regulations.
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which are then pushed inward, producing the inverted funnel shape. A stone is attached to the side of the bottle, and several meters of line are provided. Numerous holes are drilled through the bottle to allow water to enter and escape. These are sold by the seaside for 6
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lowered when the tide is coming in, allowing fish and crustaceans to pass through. When the tide begins to recede, the nets are raised and tied to the top part of the poles, trapping the fish and crustaceans. These are collected by simply picking them up at low tide.
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attempt to migrate downstream. As fish traps, fishing weirs date back to the Bronze Age in Sweden and to Roman times in the UK. They were used by native North
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have openings that face shore-ward. They catch fish as the tides recede. They can have V-shaped leading barriers and differ in the placement and orientation of the enclosures and the bunt. A highly simplified version of fish corrals is the
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river system of the south-east. Here, where water levels fluctuate seasonally, they constructed ingenious stone fish traps. Most have been completely or partially destroyed. The largest and best-known are those on the Barwon River at
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They are placed on site then retrieved later. They are traditionally not marked with buoys, to avoid theft by other fishermen. Their locations are remembered via shoreline landmarks.
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are used depending on regional preferences, the type of crab targeted and the underwater topography. Typically, they are constructed as wire cages, as shown in the image.
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pygmies. This involves the construction of a temporary dam resulting in a drop in the water levels downstream— allowing fish to be easily collected.
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plait. More modern baskets can use steel or aluminium wire.
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2336:Plastic bait
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2288:Fishing bait
2268:Fishing reel
2230:Arlesey Bomb
2197:Monofilament
2179:Fishing line
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378:Description
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3850:Camera trap
3794:Fish corral
3774:Barrier net
3682:Bottle trap
3364:Fishing net
3336:Fly fishing
3198:Overfishing
3153:Aquaculture
3138:topic areas
3047:Ice fishing
3027:Fish toxins
2936:Fish corral
2911:Barrier net
2848:Lampuki net
2843:Lampara net
2803:Cheena vala
2755:Jug fishing
2524:Diving mask
2475:Fishing rig
2402:Spinnerbait
2377:Little Cleo
2255:Fishing rod
2145:Circle hook
1540:Dam Fishing
1269:www.fao.org
1235:Fishing net
1208:, southern
1133:More images
1089:Aleppo pine
962:Philippines
914:Philippines
898:fish corral
885:Fish corral
859:is a stone
792:Philippines
776:Barrier net
665:Philippines
612:Soda bottle
569:lobster pot
556:Lobster pot
448:coral reefs
444:Philippines
344:Bristol Bay
276:aquaculture
164:prehistoric
101:fishing net
97:fish wheels
3949:Fish traps
3933:Categories
3870:Booby trap
3804:Fish wheel
3751:Rocket net
3726:Bal-chatri
3644:Timms trap
3458:Fish ponds
3359:Fishfinder
3346:Techniques
3308:Recreation
3288:Processing
3268:By country
3032:Fishfinder
2946:Fish wheel
2898:Fish traps
2878:Tangle net
2838:Ice jigger
2813:Ghost nets
2745:Jiggerpole
2735:Drum lines
2672:Bowfishing
2616:Ama divers
2570:Tackle box
2465:Quiver tip
2432:Zara Spook
2407:Spoon lure
2316:Groundbait
2245:Sandsinker
2240:Downrigger
2078:Fish traps
2067:Fish traps
2028:References
2005:2021-05-22
1969:2021-05-22
1896:2008-02-15
1875:2022-11-16
1635:2021-07-29
1610:2021-07-29
1496:2023-06-09
1471:2023-06-09
1434:2023-06-09
1293:FT Press.
1274:2021-07-29
1175:Tamil Nadu
1160:East Timor
1058:rods with
1026:fish wheel
1013:Fish wheel
964:. It is a
939:Fish nest
910:reef flats
754:Andalusian
478:crab traps
429:Bubo trap
352:crab traps
290:California
233:Mosselbaai
188:is an old
93:cage traps
83:and other
3897:Fur trade
3799:Fish nest
3784:Crab trap
3769:Almadraba
3736:Harp trap
3697:Moth trap
3617:Mousetrap
3451:Locations
3354:Fish trap
3278:Marketing
3235:Fisherman
3145:Fisheries
3132:Fisheries
2941:Fish nest
2921:Crab trap
2906:Almadraba
2883:Trawl net
2868:Seine net
2808:Drift net
2692:Polespear
2604:Gathering
2503:Texas rig
2412:Spoonplug
2382:Mormyshka
2296:Bait fish
2207:Power pro
2137:Fish hook
1819:: 81–121.
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1580:cite book
1461:0261-3077
1339:cite book
991:Fish weir
978:PVC pipes
974:car tires
877:fish trap
750:Almadraba
738:Almadraba
661:lift nets
512:Fyke net
485:Eel trap
465:Crab trap
422:pot traps
286:Pit River
223:coast of
206:Abruzzese
105:fyke nets
99:and some
76:used for
70:fish trap
63:Indonesia
18:Fish nest
3880:Hand net
3865:Trapline
3829:Trabucco
3789:Eel buck
3746:Mist net
3731:Birdlime
3719:and bats
3702:Pan trap
3629:Rat trap
3602:Deadfall
3558:trapping
3514:Category
3486:Glossary
3389:Trolling
3384:Trawling
3293:Products
3255:Industry
3082:Snagging
3067:Pa-aling
3057:Muro-ami
3042:Flossing
3007:Dredging
2971:Trabucco
2931:Eel buck
2863:Salambaw
2858:Lift net
2853:Lave net
2833:Hand net
2828:Haaf net
2818:Gill net
2798:Cast net
2780:Trotline
2775:Trolling
2730:Dropline
2702:Speargun
2636:Noodling
2529:Hip boot
2498:Hair rig
2488:Chod rig
2422:Swimbait
2235:Bombarda
1695:28194312
1572:53965721
1465:Archived
1407:Archived
1245:Eel buck
1229:See also
1085:lift net
1081:trabucco
1068:Trabucco
982:epibiota
950:balirong
932:Tagbacoe
928:tagbacoe
796:mangrove
767:Mattanza
657:Salambaw
645:Salambáw
577:crayfish
573:lobsters
356:platypus
264:Budj Bim
260:Victoria
229:Gansbaai
198:Adriatic
186:trabucco
78:catching
3902:Mantrap
3885:Hunting
3761:Fishing
3673:Insects
3502:Outline
3316:Angling
3298:Seafood
3283:Markets
3222:Fishing
3136:fishing
2750:Jigging
2725:Angling
2707:Trident
2682:Harpoon
2677:Gigging
2611:Abalone
2549:Wetsuit
2539:Snorkel
2512:Apparel
2301:Boilies
2187:Braided
2160:Sniggle
2155:Hookset
1686:5301977
1192:, China
1120:Wagenya
1097:Abruzzo
1093:Gargano
1035:Putcher
946:amatong
906:bungsod
805:Charfia
784:sagpang
762:Tonnara
681:tangkal
548:katiska
540:katiska
194:Gargano
190:fishing
131:History
125:bycatch
47:Vietnam
3442:Sinker
3399:Tackle
3072:Payaos
2987:Basnig
2770:Tip-up
2665:Spears
2544:Waders
2397:Sabiki
2372:Heddon
2212:Swivel
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1101:Molise
1060:willow
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873:Taiwan
869:Penghu
833:Djerba
829:Zarzis
825:Chebba
788:sirada
729:Image
690:basnig
669:bintol
628:Haikou
503:hīnaki
456:rattan
452:bamboo
399:Stocks
375:Image
296:, the
268:canals
181:site.
43:Hà Tây
3919:Traps
3860:Decoy
3717:Birds
3649:Snare
3491:Index
3432:Lures
2980:Other
2558:Other
2519:Creel
2311:Clonk
2192:Knots
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1792:(3):
1655:PeerJ
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